in triangle ABC, BC>BA. Draw triangle ABC and the median BD. Use the converse of the hinge theorem to explain why angle BDC is obtuse.

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in triangle ABC, BC>BA. Draw triangle ABC and the median BD. Use the converse of the hinge theorem to explain why angle BDC is obtuse.

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Huh i don’t know this one lol

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